 | 40 Winks by Atari Game Cartridge
(2 reviews)  Customer Review: awful: Bad controls, camera angles, and even the whole game itself. rent this do not buy. also it makes you throw up and sick because of the camera and is just a bad game. |
 | A Bug's Life by Activision Game Cartridge
(09 November, 1999)
(13 reviews)  Customer Review: THE BEST!: I love it! It is so cheap! It is the most satysfing game I have ever played! I played it hours at a time! Buy it now! |
 | Aerofighter Assault by Vic Tokai, Inc. Game Cartridge
(11 reviews)  Customer Review: Aerofighters Assault: Aerofighters Assault is a very fun game.It's a mix of a flight sim and a action-packed video game.Now I've read many reveiws for this great N-64 game and I see that I'm one of the few people enjoying this game.( |
 | Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. list: $29.99 - our price: $14.98 by Acclaim Game Cartridge
(18 December, 1999)
(14 reviews)  Customer Review: Uh... what IS this crud?: This game just doesn't feel good. (Quake II for the N64 feels good. Turok 2 and Turok Rage Wars feel good.) |
 | Army Men Air Combat list: $39.99 by The 3DO Company Game Cartridge
(23 July, 2000)
(16 reviews)  Customer Review: Army Men Air Combat: I love this game! When I first saw it in a video store I did not ask to rent it because I did not know it was a helicopter game. |
 | Army Men Sarge's Heroes by The 3DO Company Game Cartridge
(28 September, 1999)
(52 reviews)  Editorial Review: Little green plastic army men: perhaps one of the all-time classic toys. Who hasn't spent hours of their childhood enacting epic sandbox battles with these little guys? With their Army Men series, 3DO has let gamers see the world from the army men's two-inch-tall perspective. |
 | Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 list: $39.99 by The 3DO Company Game Cartridge
(29 September, 2000)
(19 reviews)  Editorial Review: Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 is the latest edition of a game seriesthat features those tiny, green plastic men from a million backyard wars of thepast few decades. The gameplay and characters will be familiar to anyone who'splayed the original Army Men: Sarge's Heroes; |
 | Asteroids Hyper 64 list: $46.99 by SVG Distribution Game Cartridge
(17 December, 1999)
(7 reviews)  Customer Review: A moderate revival of the classic arcade game: Asteroids Hyper is an okay game overall. However, it does has some flaws. First of all is that it's not a game that will keep you interested for hours at a time. |
 | Banjo-Kazooie by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(10 January, 2000)
(101 reviews)  Editorial Review: Banjo-Kazooie mimics the look and feel of Mario 64, a truly innovative and visually stunning game that belongs in any Nintendo 64 collection. But don't brush off this 3-Daction-adventure as an uninspired clone. |
 | Banjo-Tooie list: $49.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(25 November, 2000)
(94 reviews)  Customer Review: I liked the first one-but this one is five times better!!: This was a great adventure game and was more challenging (because of certain moves you have to learn from future levels are required). |
 | Batman Beyond list: $49.99 by UBI Soft Game Cartridge
(18 December, 2000)
(8 reviews)  Editorial Review: Based on the direct-to-video release of Batman Beyond: Return of theJoker, this eponymous title is quite simply one of the worst superhero videogames ever made--which means, considering how awful entries in this genre tend to be,t |
 | BattleTanx 2:Global Assault list: $49.99 by The 3DO Company Game Cartridge
(12 October, 1999)
(27 reviews)  Customer Review: The best of the best: battle tanx is probably one of the best games to come, besides perfect dark, smash bros,or mario kart. It is basicly best played in multi. |
 | BattleTanx list: $44.99 by The 3DO Company Game Cartridge
(14 reviews)  Editorial Review: Sometimes a game with a preposterous premise ends up being extremely fun anyway. Such is the case with BattleTanx from 3DO. The story is a malicious virus has wiped out 99.9 percent of the world's female population. |
 | Battlezone 64: Rise of the Black Dogs by SVG Distribution Game Cartridge
(03 April, 2000)
(7 reviews)  Customer Review: Wow cool: This game is challengeing,fun,and well cool. Although the graphics are a little low, even with an expansion pack, and the controls are hard to get, |
 | Blast Corps list: $29.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(17 reviews)  Customer Review: More fun than flaming mac and cheese: In opposition to the numerous other posts speaking against this game, I found it to be one of the most involving, |
 | Blues Brothers 2000 list: $56.99 by Titus Software Corp Game Cartridge
(25 November, 2000)
(4 reviews)  Customer Review: Very Good: It's very good,many levels,an excellent 3D Picture,but a little hard for little Kids. But overall,it's very good for kids about 9 Years old and up. |
 | Body Harvest list: $32.99 by Midway Game Cartridge
(8 reviews)  Customer Review: Body Harvest: I have only played this game once. But from what I could tell it pretty fun and challenging. the first couple of levels are a little confusing at first but then as you go on into the levels they begin to make more sense. |
 | Bomberman 64: The Second Attack! list: $49.99 by Vatical Entertainment Game Cartridge
(30 May, 2000)
(10 reviews)  Customer Review: Bombs Away!: Bomberman is an exellent puzzle and RPG game. I suggest if you liked Donkey Kong 64 you'll love this! |
 | Bomberman 64 list: $29.98 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(17 reviews)  Customer Review: Bomberman 64 is sweet...: Out of all the Bomberman games out there that I've played, I'd have to say Bomberman 64 is my most favorite. |
 | Bomberman Hero list: $29.98 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(13 reviews)  Customer Review: Another Mario? Do we really need anymore?: Bomberman Hero is a whole lot more fun than the first one, that's for sure. It's a platformer mixed with an adventure game. |
 | Buck Bumble list: $39.99 by UBI Soft Game Cartridge
(11 reviews)  Customer Review: pretty good game: I borrowed Buck Bumble from a friend awhile back and I thought it was a pretty good game. The only things I didn't like about it were that after you get past mission 8, |
 | Bust-A-Move '99 by Acclaim Game Cartridge
(4 reviews)  Customer Review: Bust-a-Move '99: I think this game is really cool. One reason is that I love this kind of game. One thing that is not the same is the rules and prizes than the other games witch I like. |
 | Carmageddon by Titus Software Corp. Game Cartridge
(30 July, 2000)
(8 reviews)  Editorial Review: The year is 2026 and fatal toxins have polluted Earth's atmosphere.Those humans lucky enough to get to the climate emulation centers in timelive in fear of the souls left on the surface--the undead. The worldgovernment has recruited drivers to deal with this problem. |
 | Castlevania 64 list: $49.99 by Konami Game Cartridge
(32 reviews)  Customer Review: Worthy of the Castlevania name, with a few technical flaws.: "Castlevania 64" offers you the experience of seeing a Castlevania adventure in a free-roaming, |
 | Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness by Konami Game Cartridge
(22 March, 2000)
(24 reviews)  Customer Review: A star above Castlevania 64, but only average...: After the horrid Castlevania 64, Konami releases Legacy of Darkness, the prequel. |
 | Chameleon Twist II list: $56.99 by Sunsoft Game Cartridge
(4 reviews)  Customer Review: Why would they make such a cruel game!!!: I rented this game along with rainbow six..., and i just think that chameleon twist 2 bights the big one, |
 | Chameleon Twist list: $64.99 by SVG Distribution Game Cartridge
(4 reviews)  Customer Review: Chameleon Twist: This game is the best. The levels may be hard but after a while i was able to complete it. |
 | Chopper Attack list: $59.99 by Midway Game Cartridge
(16 September, 1999)
(1 reviews)  Customer Review: Chopper Attack is Great: Chopper attack is a great game. The only thing wrong with it is the controls wich are a little awkward but you easily get used to them. |
 | Command & Conquer list: $49.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(25 reviews)  Customer Review: Command & Conquer 64: This is a Fantastic game! It's a live strategy/action game, which means unlike other strategy games that are slow and methodical and allow you a lot of time to plan your strategy and then you sit and watch a bunch of repetitive screen animations that you have no control over. |
 | Conker's Bad Fur Day list: $59.99 Game Cartridge
(08 March, 2001)
(158 reviews)  Editorial Review: Conker's Bad Fur Day is for adults, the ESRB has rated thisgame Mature; it should not be bought for--or played by or around--children. That stated, the story of the game is the following: Conker's very good night turns into a very bad day. |
 | Destruction Derby 64 Game Cartridge
(01 November, 1999)
(10 reviews)  Editorial Review: Destruction Derby 64 brings the chaotic world of deliberate car crashes to the racetrack. You get points for completing laps, yes, but the real high scores--and the real fun--come from making high-speed impacts. |
 | Donald Duck list: $49.99 by UBI Soft Game Cartridge
(23 December, 2000)
(6 reviews)  Customer Review: Fun game for younger kids: This is a very fun game for younger kids who have trouble with the harder, faster paced games. Still need to learn some moves that can be challenging but not impossible, |
 | Donkey Kong 64 Bundle list: $129.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(19 December, 1999)
(15 reviews)  Customer Review: A Good Deal....: I've got 10 thumbs and have trouble putting together 3 piece puzzles. That said, I had a bit of a problem getting the Nintendo hooked up since we have cable, |
 | Donkey Kong 64 list: $59.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(23 November, 1999)
(286 reviews)  Customer Review: Frustrating, But a Lot of Fun: For me, DK64 was worth the price of the Nintendo 64. Don't get me wrong, I'm not totally happy. Gameplay is extremely frustrating at times (I have yet to master a sadistic bonus game known as "Beaver Bother"), |
 | Doom 64 list: $74.99 by Midway Game Cartridge
(21 reviews)  Customer Review: Bad Game: I expected more from a 64 bit game? Why are the enemies still 2d? It is long and some what fun at times, which is something a lot of games lack in, |
 | Dr. Mario list: $29.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(12 April, 2001)
(21 reviews)  Editorial Review: Back in the early 1990s, after the world had gone mad for Tetris, Nintendo put out its own variant of the puzzle game that, unlike most clones of the day, actually brought some new life to the original idea. |
 | Duke Nukem 64 list: $74.99 by Atari Game Cartridge
(14 reviews)  Editorial Review: Duke Nukem has been ridding the world of alien scum forsome time now on the PC, so his move to the Nintendo 64 was highlyanticipated. The result is a nearly direct translation of the infamousPC game to the N64. |
 | Duke Nukem:Zero Hour list: $44.99 by Atari Game Cartridge
(20 March, 2000)
(12 reviews)  Customer Review: Better then Duke Nukem 64..: How much better is Duke Nukem: Zero Hour, then Duke Nukem 64? It's better in every since of the word. |
 | Earthworm Jim 3D list: $44.99 by Jack Of All Games Game Cartridge
(28 October, 1999)
(14 reviews)  Editorial Review: The world's favorite spineless superhero returns in a 3-Dadventure that, at first glance, appears to be a worthy successor tothe original 16-bit version of this classic action arcade game. However, there's no squirming past the squeamish truth of EarthwormJim 3D--this game suffers from the dreaded bad camera anglesyndrome. |
 | Flying Dragon by Crave Entertainment Game Cartridge
(4 reviews)  Customer Review: Hiryu-No-Ken A.K.A. Flying Dragon!: This is the fighting game called "Flying Dragon" but in Japan, it's known as "Hiryu-No-Ken"! |
 | Forsaken list: $19.99 by Acclaim Game Cartridge
(8 reviews)  Customer Review: Ok with Multi-Player: The single player mode is kind of random....but once you get the hang of moving around it can be fun to play with your friends. |
 | Gauntlet Legends list: $49.99 by Midway Entertainment Game Cartridge
(28 September, 1999)
(75 reviews)  Customer Review: Gauntet Legends will become a classic!: This game is just as good as it's the arcade version. You can have lots of fun playing against endless baddies with up to four of your friends. |
 | Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko list: $49.99 by Crave Entertainment Game Cartridge
(28 September, 1999)
(3 reviews)  Editorial Review: Scientists have successfully cloned frogs and sheep, but Crave Entertainment has successfully cloned Austin Powers' personality into a colorful little gecko named Gex. First introduced in Gex: Enter the Gecko, |
 | Gex: Enter The Gecko list: $39.99 by Midway Entertainment Game Cartridge
(16 September, 1999)
(10 reviews)  Editorial Review: Has anyone seen Mr. Bond--James Bond? Because there is a lizard named Gex who took his identity. One major difference: Gex's mission is to save television, because a world without TV is an absolutely frightening thought. |
 | Glover by Hasbro Interactive Game Cartridge
(09 August, 1999)
(22 reviews)  Editorial Review: Forget Mario and Luigi. Glover is a wacky 3-D platform game thatproves that pudgy plumbers don't have all the fun. Glover is an enchanted glovethat must navigate a ball throughout seven bizarre worlds, overcoming obstaclesand defeating enemies. |
 | Goemon's Great Adventure by Konami Game Cartridge
(14 September, 1999)
(11 reviews)  Customer Review: EEEETZAAE!: I loved this game even if it is in 2D! It's 2 player and I love to play it with my sisters and brother. It's a fun fun game! |
 | Golden Eye 007 list: $39.99 by Nintendo Game Cartridge
(01 November, 1999)
(423 reviews)  Editorial Review: GoldenEye 007 has been a huge success for Rareware, and it's easy to see why. More than a simple movie translation, this has earned its top-seller status on its own. Fans of Doom and Quake will recognize the first-person shooter perspective, |
 | Hercules: The Legendary Journey list: $56.99 by Titus Software Corp Game Cartridge
(20 December, 2000)
(6 reviews)  Customer Review: HERCULES RULES OF AWESOMENESS: I have to say I'm not really into the show very much. ...I didn't expect it [Hercules: The Legendary Journey] to be so great. |
 | Hercules by Titus Software Corp Game Cartridge
(16 December, 1999)
(18 reviews)  Customer Review: Best fighter for N64: This game is extremely true to the Xena television show. Accurate characters, environments, effects, and overall style from the series will strongly appeal to any fan of the show. |
 | Hexen list: $74.99 by Atari Game Cartridge
(13 reviews)  Customer Review: not the best or worst corridor shooter: Hexen 64 might not be the best Hexen game there is, but it's not as bad as most people say it is. |
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